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How did nationalism play a role in sparking World War I

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Each country had pride in their own country, creating feelings of superiority.
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Slavs ruled by Austria-Hungary wanted their own country.

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Slavs, many of whom were living in lands ruled by Austria-Hungary, it took the form of a political movement calling for their own country. The movement was concentrated in the Balkans region, so nationalist tension there was especially high.

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